Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-23
BELLAIRE.

Glencoe will build a creamery in the
spring
Warnock has raised 500 toward a
Methodist church.
Constable Fillmore Helsley is sick and
unable 20 attend TO his duties.
Several contests are on in the interest OF
the coming fair Of Spangler Post.
Editor w. c. Dutton, of the Tribune, leit
last night on visit 10 the country.
The Belmont Turnverein will give an
Easter ball in their hall on April IL.
The Band of Hope of the South Bellaire
NJ. T.. Church will meet this evening for
reorganization.
Mrs Donovon, Of the Second ward, died
Monday night. Remains will be inferred
at Neff7s Siding.
Contractor Shannafelt, of this city,
wants hands 10 work Oh the Black Dis-
mond railroad.
John Matthews and Charles Pearce, OF
Hartford City. w. Va, will engage with
the Heatherington Band.
The concert in the Elysian Theatre last
night was well attended and the perform
ance gave entire satisfaction.
A fellow from the First ward broke up
most of his household goods and police
man pulled him in for the act.
Bernard and Jacob Helsley went West
last night in special car. They took
horses and cattle along with them.
The upper ferry boat took crowd from
here TO Martins Ferry last night TO attend
the temperance meeting Of Major Camp.
George Pengratz is having natural gas
put in his place Of residence. George will
lie the first private consumer below the
creek.
J. X. Purnell has purchased the vacant
lot Of Mrs. Adam Faupel on the corner Of
Thirty-third and Guernsy streets for
s., 200.
Samuel Simmons, the well known mailer,
yesterday left Bellaire for good. Mr.. y.
will engage in the lumber business in
Michigan.
At last the employees and the manage
ment Of the o. V. Foundry have come 10
a settlement and the works will resume
Thursday.
A German who has been in this city
| but short time, and who resides on Rose
Hill, used his wife roughly on Monday
night and officers run him in.
Grant Baker, OF this city, Secretary OF
the new window glass works at Pindley, Is
in the city. Grant is doing little specu.
lating in real estate with success.
Report is current that the captain ofthe
Katie StOckdale haa a little boat that he
intends to put in the Bellaire and Wheel
ing trade, but il is probable there Is moth
ing in the rumor.
VIM. Bradford. aged s2 years. resident
Of the Second ward, accidentally fell yes
terday and struck his head violently againsi
a wagon wheel The wound produced wa,
a big one aud bled profusely, 30 that the
old gentleman was unable TO 20 about.
The prohibition ordinance was TO hay.
been read a second time by Council las
night, but when the body had been callet
10 order Il was found that both the Ordi.
nance and the City Clerk were missing
There was nothing TO be done but adjourn
but before dispensing the members in
strueted the City Marshal to wee that tb'
clerk and the docuGent were both OF
hand at special meeting this evening.
Yesterday morning Francis Altbof
aged twelve years, died from the effects o
internal injuries received about two week
ago in 4 very peculiar way. The boy wen
into the cellar Of his parents residences and
attempted to climb onto high shelf A
spike which be grasped TO aid him, brok'
loose from the wall. allowing the youth z
fall on n coal sknttle, with the resul,
stated